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Union ends teachers' strike

30.01.2024, Tallinn. The Estonian Education Personnel Union (EHL) on Tuesday accepted the government's proposal to the national conciliator, which allocates an additional 5.7 million for teachers' salary increases this year, ending the current strike. A press conference with Minister of Education and Research Kristina Kallas and EHL head Reemo Voltri. Photo: Sander Ilvest, Postimees

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Union ends teachers' strike

30.01.2024, Tallinn. The Estonian Education Personnel Union (EHL) on Tuesday accepted the government's proposal to the national conciliator, which allocates an additional 5.7 million for teachers' salary increases this year, ending the current strike. A press conference with Minister of Education and Research Kristina Kallas and EHL head Reemo Voltri. Photo: Sander Ilvest, Postimees

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Union ends teachers' strike

30.01.2024, Tallinn. The Estonian Education Personnel Union (EHL) on Tuesday accepted the government's proposal to the national conciliator, which allocates an additional 5.7 million for teachers' salary increases this year, ending the current strike. A press conference with Minister of Education and Research Kristina Kallas and EHL head Reemo Voltri. Photo: Sander Ilvest, Postimees

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Union ends teachers' strike

30.01.2024, Tallinn. The Estonian Education Personnel Union (EHL) on Tuesday accepted the government's proposal to the national conciliator, which allocates an additional 5.7 million for teachers' salary increases this year, ending the current strike. A press conference with Minister of Education and Research Kristina Kallas and EHL head Reemo Voltri. Photo: Sander Ilvest, Postimees

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Teachers´strike

29.01.2024, Tallinn. Assembled demonstrators including striking educators had organized a gathering outside the Riigikogu, and then made their way through the streets of Toompea the short distance to the Stenbock House. The strike enters its second week with fewer participants, as some teachers have returned to work. The prime minister Kaja Kallas met with and spoke to Estonian Educational Personnel Union (EHL) leader Reemo Voltri outside the Stenbock House. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

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Teachers´strike

29.01.2024, Tallinn. Assembled demonstrators including striking educators had organized a gathering outside the Riigikogu, and then made their way through the streets of Toompea the short distance to the Stenbock House. The strike enters its second week with fewer participants, as some teachers have returned to work. The prime minister Kaja Kallas met with and spoke to Estonian Educational Personnel Union (EHL) leader Reemo Voltri outside the Stenbock House. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

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Teachers´strike

29.01.2024, Tallinn. Assembled demonstrators including striking educators had organized a gathering outside the Riigikogu, and then made their way through the streets of Toompea the short distance to the Stenbock House. The strike enters its second week with fewer participants, as some teachers have returned to work. The prime minister Kaja Kallas met with and spoke to Estonian Educational Personnel Union (EHL) leader Reemo Voltri outside the Stenbock House. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

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Teachers´strike

29.01.2024, Tallinn. Assembled demonstrators including striking educators had organized a gathering outside the Riigikogu, and then made their way through the streets of Toompea the short distance to the Stenbock House. The strike enters its second week with fewer participants, as some teachers have returned to work. The prime minister Kaja Kallas met with and spoke to Estonian Educational Personnel Union (EHL) leader Reemo Voltri outside the Stenbock House. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

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Teachers´strike

29.01.2024, Tallinn. Assembled demonstrators including striking educators had organized a gathering outside the Riigikogu, and then made their way through the streets of Toompea the short distance to the Stenbock House. The strike enters its second week with fewer participants, as some teachers have returned to work. The prime minister Kaja Kallas met with and spoke to Estonian Educational Personnel Union (EHL) leader Reemo Voltri outside the Stenbock House. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

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Teachers´strike

29.01.2024, Tallinn. Assembled demonstrators including striking educators had organized a gathering outside the Riigikogu, and then made their way through the streets of Toompea the short distance to the Stenbock House. The strike enters its second week with fewer participants, as some teachers have returned to work. The prime minister Kaja Kallas met with and spoke to Estonian Educational Personnel Union (EHL) leader Reemo Voltri outside the Stenbock House. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

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Teachers´strike

29.01.2024, Tallinn. Assembled demonstrators including striking educators had organized a gathering outside the Riigikogu, and then made their way through the streets of Toompea the short distance to the Stenbock House. The strike enters its second week with fewer participants, as some teachers have returned to work. The prime minister Kaja Kallas met with and spoke to Estonian Educational Personnel Union (EHL) leader Reemo Voltri outside the Stenbock House. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

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Teachers´strike

29.01.2024, Tallinn. Assembled demonstrators including striking educators had organized a gathering outside the Riigikogu, and then made their way through the streets of Toompea the short distance to the Stenbock House. The strike enters its second week with fewer participants, as some teachers have returned to work. The prime minister Kaja Kallas met with and spoke to Estonian Educational Personnel Union (EHL) leader Reemo Voltri outside the Stenbock House. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

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Teachers´strike

29.01.2024, Tallinn. Assembled demonstrators including striking educators had organized a gathering outside the Riigikogu, and then made their way through the streets of Toompea the short distance to the Stenbock House. The strike enters its second week with fewer participants, as some teachers have returned to work. The prime minister Kaja Kallas met with and spoke to Estonian Educational Personnel Union (EHL) leader Reemo Voltri outside the Stenbock House. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

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Teachers protesting on Toompea Hill

22.01.2024, Tallinn. Hundreds of people gathered in front of the Riigikogu to protest against the cancellation of teachers' pay raises. Educators hope the rally and open-ended strike, which starts today, will make the government stick to its pre-election promises. Estonian Educational Personnel Union ( EHL) is calling for general education school teachers to be paid a minimum salary of 1,950 per month. On the photo Reemo Voltri, chair of the Estonian Education Personnel Union. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

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Teachers protesting on Toompea Hill

22.01.2024, Tallinn. Hundreds of people gathered in front of the Riigikogu to protest against the cancellation of teachers' pay raises. Educators hope the rally and open-ended strike, which starts today, will make the government stick to its pre-election promises. Estonian Educational Personnel Union ( EHL) is calling for general education school teachers to be paid a minimum salary of 1,950 per month. On the photo Reemo Voltri, chair of the Estonian Education Personnel Union. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

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Preparations for the teachers´ strike

08.01.2024, Tallinn. Estonian Educational Personnel Union (EHL) press conference. The Estonian Education Personnel Union is set to start a nationwide teachers' strike on January 22 with no end date set. On the photo EHL information manager Janno Isat and head of the union Reemo Voltri. Teachers requested an 11 percent pay rise in 2024. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

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Preparations for the teachers´ strike

08.01.2024, Tallinn. Estonian Educational Personnel Union (EHL) press conference. The Estonian Education Personnel Union is set to start a nationwide teachers' strike on January 22 with no end date set. On the photo EHL information manager Janno Isat and head of the union Reemo Voltri. Teachers requested an 11 percent pay rise in 2024. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

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Preparations for the teachers´ strike

08.01.2024, Tallinn. Estonian Educational Personnel Union (EHL) press conference. The Estonian Education Personnel Union is set to start a nationwide teachers' strike on January 22 with no end date set. On the photo EHL information manager Janno Isat and head of the union Reemo Voltri. Teachers requested an 11 percent pay rise in 2024. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

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Preparations for the teachers´ strike

08.01.2024, Tallinn. Estonian Educational Personnel Union (EHL) press conference. The Estonian Education Personnel Union is set to start a nationwide teachers' strike on January 22 with no end date set. On the photo EHL information manager Janno Isat and head of the union Reemo Voltri. Teachers requested an 11 percent pay rise in 2024. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

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Preparations for the teachers´ strike

08.01.2024, Tallinn. Estonian Educational Personnel Union (EHL) press conference. The Estonian Education Personnel Union is set to start a nationwide teachers' strike on January 22 with no end date set. On the photo EHL information manager Janno Isat and head of the union Reemo Voltri. Teachers requested an 11 percent pay rise in 2024. Photo Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees